Basketball Tryouts Jadyn Taylor I’ll never forget my first basketball tryouts. First, we did stations. We did drills like foot fastness through yellow ladders. The coaches put a ladder on the ground and you put one step in each. And we did running. I had fun with the drills, like plays the that we did and when we did catch and shoot drills. I looked at what the coach said to do. There are two lines. One of the lines goes to the wing. The other goes through the middle. First, we fake to the left and go right, and pass the ball to the wing guy. Then he would catch and shoot.
After that, I was drenched in sweat. Then came one of the hardest drills. It was the three man weave. It’s when three people get one wing, the other, and the middle of the court. Then the three people run down passing the ball down the court. The people have to look like they’re weaving by running side to side while going down the court. But, the most important thing was to find out, “Did I made the team?” I finally got my results… I read… “I MADE IT!!!” I told my grandma, and she was happy!
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Basketball Tryouts
Jadyn Taylor
I’ll never forget my first basketball tryouts. First, we did stations. We did drills like foot fastness through yellow ladders. The coaches put a ladder on the ground and you put one step in each. And we did running. I had fun with the drills, like plays the that we did and when we did catch and shoot drills. I looked at what the coach said to do. There are two lines. One of the lines goes to the wing. The other goes through the middle. First, we fake to the left and go right, and pass the ball to the wing guy. Then he would catch and shoot.
After that, I was drenched in sweat. Then came one of the hardest drills. It was the three man weave. It’s when three people get one wing, the other, and the middle of the court. Then the three people run down passing the ball down the court. The people have to look like they’re weaving by running side to side while going down the court. But, the most important thing was to find out, “Did I made the team?” I finally got my results… I read… “I MADE IT!!!” I told my grandma, and she was happy!